Table One (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Associate of mobster Frankie Chips. Serves as a business partner in the high-class bar restaurant venture, dealing with the financial complications and eventual pivot to a cabaret club.
Professional hockey player for the New York Rangers and one of the five friends opening the restaurant. His future in hockey is put in doubt due to the business ventures.
Actor, casting agent, and gigolo among the five friends. Known for his womanizing habits and temporarily changes his name to Lawrence Norbade. He is excluded from the final decision to convert the bar...
Mobster who becomes a partner and investor in the friends' restaurant due to their funding shortfall. His impatience drives the eventual conversion of the establishment into a cabaret club with naked...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rowdy and Norman are both described as members of the five close friends behind the restaurant.
Jimmy and Norman are both included among the five close friends launching the Upper West Side establishment.
Jimmy and Rowdy are both part of the group of five close friends who open the restaurant.
Norman is one of the five friends involved in the restaurant, while Frankie Chips joins the venture as a partner.
Frankie Chips becomes a partner in the restaurant venture involving Rowdy, one of the five friends.
Jimmy is identified as Frankie Chips's associate, and Frankie becomes a partner and investor in the restaurant venture.
A group of friends abandons an unsuccessful restaurant concept and turns to a cabaret business to satisfy an impatient investor and recover their money.
Directed by Michael Bregman
Table One (2000) · 3.6/10 · comedy
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